I always knew when I was younger that I probably should stay away from Japanese Anime. If I started watching it, I would really fall into it. It is very appealing to me.
In a completely unrelated subject, I was up way too late last night.
I think prompt engineering is only half of AI-assisted software development. The other half is teaching our software projects how to communicate with AI. I explore that idea in my latest Medium article and an open-source experiment called GatherKit. https://t.co/0jcQND8R4A
I was in a programming and a writing mood. This once caused articles to be published in the MacTutor/MacTech Journal, now I post on Medium.
https://t.co/PcWvptUAu6
Much to my surprise, I was successful in creating a Meta Quest app last night that includes Swift code, without using Unity nor Unreal. The app uses Meta Spatial SDK, along with Swift for Android tools to combine the Kotlin & Swift code using a C++ native bridge.
I had the demo of the Meta Rayban Display glasses yesterday, very interesting. Yes, the graphics are much better than Google Glass, but there is a similar usage patterns. I do wish the image could be moved higher up, I think having it so low might cause eye strain for some.
For those of us who still think there is a desirable market for MacOS development, here is some of my proprietary, now open sourced, tools for creating apps quickly. There will be more coming, include complete UI tools. https://t.co/MiLAJ8g4hG
I updated my resume last year, getting rid of some of the fancier appearance, because Humans never read the resume. Instead, the job website skim the data off it, to fill out the online form. So I reformatted the resume to make it easier for the job sites to handle. (part 2)
I picked up a magazine on AI recently, and the bottom had the byline "Written by Humans for Humans". We may see more of that type of disclaimer in the future.
It did make me think, have I ever personally did something "Written by Humans for AI"? I realized, that I had! (part 1)